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Zelensky hints at compromise agreement without Crimea
Russia should go back to February 23 positions
06 May, 21:06
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, MAY 6 - Ukraine would be willing to accept
a compromise peace agreement with Russia if Moscow's forces
withdraw "to their February 23 positions," Ukraine's President
Volodymyr Zelensky said in a video at Chatham House, a British
think tank based in London. In this way, Zelensky hinted that,
at least for now, Kyiv would not expect the return of Crimea,
annexed by the Russians in 2014. "For our part, not all the
diplomatic bridges have been burned," Zelensky then specified,
avoiding making requests even on that part of the Donbas between
Donetsk and Lugansk, which hasn't been in control of Kyiv since
2014. (ANSA).
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